Reduced UV Protection
A key function of window tint is to block harmful UV rays, protecting your skin and the interior of your vehicle or home. Over time, however, the effectiveness of window tint in filtering out UV radiation can diminish. If you begin to notice more heat and sunlight penetrating through your windows, window tint it’s a sign that the tint’s UV-blocking properties have degraded. This reduction can lead to increased discomfort, potential skin damage, and fading of interior materials. To continue enjoying these protective benefits, consider replacing your old tint with a new film that offers enhanced UV protection and better energy efficiency.

Unpleasant Odors
An unusual odor emanating from your windows can indicate that your window tint is deteriorating. This smell is often caused by the breakdown of the adhesive or the tint film itself, particularly when exposed to heat.